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I prepared another lesson on temples several years ago which began with a sentiment that I still find relevant today: We talk a lot in the Church about
I’ve lived rurally before. And I will probably live rurally again. But right now, this rural is different. The last ward I attended, it took
By Jenny Sitting around a campfire with other Mormon feminists until the early hours of the morning this last weekend, I realized how deep the
In my last post when mentioning the state of my church belief and testimony, I wrote: “My testimony, though strong, is at its basic level––
I recently returned from a trip to Botswana, where I joined a group of scholars (including three other Exponent bloggers!) in collecting oral histories from
written by Naomi Watkins Awhile back we featured the origin story of the awesome group Aspiring Mormon Women, a non-profit organization that supports and encourages
Now that I am an adult with a public health degree and a passion for women’s rights, I have developed a heartfelt appreciation for competitive
 In the last three weeks, I have moved, and two people who are very close to me have also moved. That includes my mother,
Guest Post by Trudy Rushforth I was excited when I was asked to write this lesson plan. Seeking and living by the Spirit is one
Traduction en français/Click for French Translation President Ezra Taft Benson taught: Learn to keep your eye on the prophet. He is the Lord’s mouthpiece and
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